
Rating 4.5 out of 5 stars with 661 reviews
4.5- Picture Quality (141)
- Refresh Rate (111)
- Price (71)
- Gaming (23)
- Ease of use (22)
- Speakers (10)
- HDMI (7)
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- Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Money well spent
When I had just gotten this monitor I had never played past 60hrz before. It felt like I was playing from the future or something and I had to adjust. I use this monitor everyday and it was one of the best purchases I have made, cheap and reliable I highly recommend. Good luck finding another monitor at this price with these stats. There is plenty of brightness options along with blue light to help your eyes. The monitor is amazing for competitive gamers but has a nice picture of you want to relax and watch something as well. I would not change my mind if I had the chance to buy again.
Posted by Sleepy
- Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Exceptional Performance for Competitive Gaming
I recently upgraded to the Acer Nitro 23.8” Gaming Monitor, and it’s been a game-changer. The 180Hz refresh rate and 0.5ms response time deliver ultra-smooth visuals, making fast-paced games incredibly responsive. The IPS panel provides vibrant colors and wide viewing angles, enhancing my gaming experience. Setting up was straightforward, and the multiple input options (2 HDMI and 1 DisplayPort) make it versatile for connecting to different devices. The built-in FreeSync Premium technology effectively eliminates screen tearing, ensuring seamless gameplay. While the built-in speakers are a convenient addition, they lack depth; using external speakers or headphones is recommended for immersive audio. Overall, this monitor offers outstanding performance at a competitive price point. Highly recommended for gamers seeking a high-refresh-rate display without breaking the bank!
Posted by TroyG
- Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Great choice for money! Performs well
The monitor is an excellent choice! Display is crisp and crystal clear. Screen size is just right for about every task. It was easy to assemble and and is very easy to lift and move around, and adjust the height. I think for this price range it could be one of the best monitors you can get especially with 0.5 ms response time and great refresh rate! Though I have GPU that can support much higher resolution than that, 1080p is enough for most games and YouTube or movies and CAD work.
Posted by Mj85
- Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Good budget gaming monitor
It's a very nice monitor. The sound system could be better but overall acceptable, even on low volume it's pretty loud so thats good. The colors are amazing as well, I don't game with my lights off so I'm not sure how rough the blacks are since it is an Isp monitor. Refresh rate is good if your game can support it, theres four modes for like ~59hz, 60hz, ~119hz, and 120hz (unsure why there are two additional modes). As the monitor is very large too, wouldn't recommend anything larger or smaler for 1080p gaming. Last the menu system is simple but effective, I like they included an aim point crosshair that you can put in the middle of the screen for gaming.
Posted by TheChillFrieza
- Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Good Monitor, Would Recommend
Good Monitor, would buy again or recommend, but I feel I should add that I bought it on sale during December for $110, approximately $120 with tax. However when I first got it, I was watching a show, and realized a tiny black speck that I couldn't wipe off therefore it wasn't dirt or anything, and I assumed it was a dead pixel, but as I was writing this review I realized it was gone. That should also tell you how unnoticeable it was and why I didn't really care. I only really noticed it because I was looking directly at it in the top right of the screen for some reason and then realized that there was no color being lit up at that specific pixel.
Posted by Adison